Protecting Employees from Summer Heat, Wildfire Smoke Hazards

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So far, summer has been a scorcher in the U.S. — in a single day at the end of June, at least 50 US cities saw their daily heat records broken, and two days later, nearly 130 million Americans were under extreme heat warnings or heat advisories. While California’s summer has been mostly mild, temperatures will heat up as August approaches, and the hot, dry weather can lead to more wildfires throughout the state. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CalFire) has reported more than 4,400 fires so far this year — and the main fire season has just started.

California employers have certain obligations when workers — whether indoor or outdoor —

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